CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING AGENDA PACKET

1 June 2025 EO C A C T I V A T I O N APPENDIX D. EOC ACTIVATION EOC Activation Considerations The following conditions warrant consideration of EOC activation: • Any incident that exceeds the capabilities of the City’s daily operational practices (i.e., cannot be managed at the department level) • A significant incident that may benefit from additional response or public information coordination • Regional or multi-jurisdictional incidents involving other cities or counties • Planned event requiring a large commitment of resources or multi-department coordination (e.g., Hometown Holiday Parade) It is recommended that the EOC be activated for the following types of incidents: Threat Type Example Incidents Natural Disaster/Severe Weather • Earthquake over 6.0 magnitude • Wildfire or Wildland-Urban Interface fire • Atmospheric River of Category 3 (Strong) or above • Severe weather including extreme temperatures (i.e., extreme heat or extreme cold) that may be dangerous • Severe weather incident requiring evacuation of any part of the City Active Threat • Active incident at a K-12 facility • Active threat incident at a City or other critical facility • Active threat incident requiring additional resources beyond the Police Department • Active threat incident involving a hostage(s) or evacuation • Mass casualty incident within or impacting the City • Terrorism incident within or impacting the City Planned Event • High-profile planned events • Planned events expecting 10,000+ attendees • Planned events with large numbers of individuals from outside of the City • Spontaneous events (e.g., riots, demonstrations) that require many public safety personnel Public Health Incident • Significant public health incident or epidemic impacting City operations Accidental Human-Caused Incident • Accidental incident requiring evacuation of any part of the City of Page 248 of 264